Recycling electronics, then and now
When I was a kid, in the late 1950s, early 60s, my dad was a TV repairman. We lived . .
Editor’s Perspective
OUR story behind the story
When I joined the Electronic Products’ editorial team, the editors warned me that the Product of the Year selection . .
Thin-film photovoltaics expand energy base
Printed photovoltaics and batteries have reached a technological critical mass, according to research by Cambridge, U.K.-based consulting firm IDTechEx. . .
Piano recital flies over the Internet
In late November 2007, I attended a piano recital in New York City featuring the extraordinarily talented pianist Edisher . .
RF/Microwave Design Seminars
Beginning in January 2008, EDA software developer Ansoft (Pittsburgh, PA) hosts a number of technical sessions on EMI Control . .
Be responsible and turn it off
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (http://standby.lbl.gov/DATA/International.html) reports that as much as 10% of a typical residential electric bill is spent . .
Point to Point
Distributor Premier Farnell recently announced the panel of judges for its international 2007 Live Edge design competition. The . .
All I want for Christmas
While I tried this year to use the pages of Electronic Products to express some of my many opinions, . .
Acronyms, acronyms, everywhere . . .
Acronyms are beginning to take over everywhere. From the television commercials featuring the likes of IDK and BFF to . .
Are our devices committing crimes of passion?(1)
About two months ago, one of my friends was over for our block party. He brought his new girlfriend, . .